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dude hex is so simple! instead of us counting from 1-15 in decimal we count 1-F so it goes like Decimal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ... 26 ... 32 Hex----- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10 11 12 ... 1A ... 20 and when we get past F(15 in decimal) it changes to 10 we goe back to the s...

ok the and operator compares each bits of the two arguments and then returns 1 if both bits are the same or 0 if they are not. easily explained using a table A B O 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 so for your example 0110 0011 only the 2nd from the left bits are the same so output is 0010 hex is simple Decim...

ok thanks for the help anyway

im not hacking official games i was wondering if that is how cheat devices are able to run throught a game

yeah ive noticed that programs like hdloader kill ps2link so it must be over written. I know how to change were my games are loaded that is fine its just getting the right address. Do programs like cheat devices survive by loading in unused memory?

no as a ps2 i was using the psp one as an example where here modified the boot. i want to go as high as i can what is the best area to use? and how do i load it as a thread? do you mean use loadmodule not loadexec

Um im not very good at explaining things, I want my appliction to stay alive in RAM and not be over written when i load another elf. For example
http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=5436
Moonlight modifies the bootstrap so his patching function is called all the time so it is not overwritten.

can someone explain to me (or help me) how i can keep my programme "alive" in RAM. Im guessing it involes modifying your BIOS so you can call your function constantly. Does PS2Link stay "alive" in RAM or does it have aother method so you can capture output from your elfs? Thanks ...

your variables are just messy looking as for the code there are better more efficient ways with less lines

set out your code better!! dont use huge messy variables like that
i mean theres no need for g_backGround it could just be backgoround, the i counter variable sould just be a local i. it makes your code hard reading

the code should actually be while TRUE do screen.flip()--Put your screen into the editing one..e.e; --Do your editing here screen.waitVblankStart()--Wait for it to refresh screen.flip()--Put your screen back end but if changing the image alot like as i...

Lua IS case sensitive so its

screen:waitVblankStart([number])

no problem glad i could help

here you go all writen for you by me(small cred in game would be nice :)) white = Color.new(255,255,255) scoresFile = "scores.txt" topTenNames = {} topTenScores = {} --table to string function (OUTPUT Variable= "OutputString&...

i had that problem with the :pixel(x,y) function i solved it by setting the ammount of pixeld to cover as but the code seems fine to me

i didnt realise that i always assumed that since 0,1 returns decimals they all did

use the math random like this: math.floor(math.random(1,3))--if the number is a decimal it will take the integer from it (basicly) math.ceil(math.random(1,3))--if the number is a decimal it will add one to the integer n ...

well im pretty sure there is no way of flipping an image otherwise most games i have seen would have used it

im not sure but in aplications like photsop you can flip your images edit>rotate or something like that but flip it vertically i think. you can even do it in ms word

ive tried that it just moves my image aswell

i would like to be able to rotate an image to certain degrees with the pad. i have came across a function which will do that but it also blits an image in the top left which cant be gotten rid of other wise the rotated image is not shown this is the code i found: --Rotate image function rotateImage&...

it would proably be best to use a table for that im sure theres another way to do that but thats the only one i can thing of right now

no and i think i know what you are trying to do... cheating online using a cheat device loaded into unscanned memory and that isnt supported here

you need to add the config files to your mc and edit the config with your ip netmask and host

nope im running knoppix... ive set the profile perfectly and i have set it for the root bash file and then tried it as root this new toolchain just will not work :(

when i try to build the psp and ps2 dev toolchain i get these errors ps2 jordan@jordan:~/newtoolchain$ ./toolchain.pl PS2 Dependencies: gcc: Found! make: Found! wget: Found! patch: Found! svn: Found! $PS2DEV: Found! $PS2SDK: Fou...

are those files there??

basicly to answer your first question you need this in your makefile in the same directory as you c files EE_BIN = callstacktest.elf EE_OBJS = callstacktest.o EE_LIBS = -ldebug -lc EE_LINK = debug/callstacktest all: $(EE_BIN) clean: rm -f *.elf *.o *.a include $(PS2SDK)/samples/Makefile.pref include...

you need to contact sony about that and its something arround the lines of $10000 for the license i think. but really its not worth it. if you want to test a game just signup to be a beta tester. much easier and free.

pad = Controls.read() dx = pad:analogX() if math.abs(dx) > 32 then x0 = x0 + dx / 64 end dy = pad:analogY() if math.abs(dy) > 32 then y0 = y0 + dy / 64 end That should get the cursor moving. im sure you ...